People who prioritize religion are more likely to say COVID-19 strengthened their religious faith | Pew Research Center

January 25, 2021

More Americans Than People in Other Advanced Economies Say COVID-19 Has Strengthened Religious Faith

People who prioritize religion are more likely to say COVID-19 strengthened their religious faith

People who prioritize religion are more likely to say COVID-19 strengthened their religious faith

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More Americans Than People in Other Advanced Economies Say COVID-19 Has Strengthened Religious Faith
Americans most likely to say pandemic has made their religious faith stronger
Many in countries hit hard by COVID-19 say the pandemic has tightened family bonds
Majorities say coronavirus has not changed their religious faith much
People with lower incomes more likely to say coronavirus boosted their faith
Most people say coronavirus has not changed compatriots’ religious faith
Half of White evangelicals in U.S. say their faith has grown due to COVID-19
In some countries, younger people are more likely than older ones to say family relationships tightened due to COVID-19
People who prioritize religion are more likely to say COVID-19 strengthened their religious faith